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These 16" Yogas sure do feel nice in person, but I can't stand the touchpad placement. I get it, it's supposed to be below the space bar, but meh. I picked up the 14" 7i 16GB model for $599 last week and I like it more than the Zenbook 14X, plus it's a 2-1. These 300-nit panels get juuuuust bright enough for every day use. I also don't miss having to babysit the OLED panel.
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Anyone knows what's the largest SSD this can handle? I think I see 1TB.
I don't see there would be any problem for this to take a 2TB (or even 4TB) SSD, if there a M.2 2242 form factor with this large capacity in the market. (This Yoga cannot take a 2280!)
Officially 1TB is just what Lenovo tested/tried.
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From Lenovo:
Local Video Playback : Up to 21.5 Hours
MobileMark® 2018 : Up to 13.5 Hours
All battery life claims are approximate and based on two methods of testing: MobileMark® 2018 battery life benchmark @ 200 nits brightness and continuous 1080p video playback @ 150 nits brightness on the latest update of Windows 10.
These 16" Yogas sure do feel nice in person, but I can't stand the touchpad placement. I get it, it's supposed to be below the space bar, but meh. I picked up the 14" 7i 16GB model for $599 last week and I like it more than the Zenbook 14X, plus it's a 2-1. These 300-nit panels get juuuuust bright enough for every day use. I also don't miss having to babysit the OLED panel.
Is the 14 inch model the same specs as this 16? Is there an advantage for the screen to be larger or is it just preference?
These 16" Yogas sure do feel nice in person, but I can't stand the touchpad placement. I get it, it's supposed to be below the space bar, but meh. I picked up the 14" 7i 16GB model for $599 last week and I like it more than the Zenbook 14X, plus it's a 2-1. These 300-nit panels get juuuuust bright enough for every day use. I also don't miss having to babysit the OLED panel.
I was debating between those two as well. Can you provide pros and cons of both? Thx.
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I bought this earlier in the year and returned it. I wasn't a fan of the off center track pad. It also flexed a bit more than I liked.
The battery was respectable. I averaged about 10ish hours on medium brightness doing web browsing, you tube, and office applications.
I tried to live with the track pad, but decided to return it. That being said, this price puts it in the solid value category and if you aren't too picky about track pad placement, it's a good buy.
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Officially 1TB is just what Lenovo tested/tried.
Local Video Playback : Up to 21.5 Hours
MobileMark® 2018 : Up to 13.5 Hours
All battery life claims are approximate and based on two methods of testing: MobileMark® 2018 battery life benchmark @ 200 nits brightness and continuous 1080p video playback @ 150 nits brightness on the latest update of Windows 10.
Just pulled the trigger on ThinkPad L13 Gen 2 AMD (13") - (AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 5850U Processor (1.90 GHz up to 4.40 GHz, 16 GB DDR4-3200MHz (Soldered), 512 GB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe TLC Opal,13.3" FHD (1920 x 1080), IPS, Anti-Glare, Non-Touch, 250 nits, LED Backlight,Fingerprint Reader) for $439 + tax
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The battery was respectable. I averaged about 10ish hours on medium brightness doing web browsing, you tube, and office applications.
I tried to live with the track pad, but decided to return it. That being said, this price puts it in the solid value category and if you aren't too picky about track pad placement, it's a good buy.
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